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| Hydraulic Elevator |
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Hydraulic elevators are used for passenger or freight transport. Furthermore, they reduce structural loads, maximize car platform sizes and help engineers by limiting building design constraints.
Guidelines:
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The lift need to be operated by authorized personnel's only.
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The "dead stick" type control should return to 'neutral' or 'off' position when released.
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The hydraulic pressure should never exceed the recommended level.
Features:
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Wide mass range
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Simple, robust design without mechanical springs.
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Light weight.
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Minimum overall height.
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Technical support and buffer design consultancy.
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Controlled peak deceleration.
Benefits:
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Minimises inventory.
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Low unit cost.
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Long term support.
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PERSONS |
CAPACITY (Kg) |
CAR-W (A) |
CAR-D (B) |
SHAFT-W (C) |
SHAFT-D (D) |
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3 |
225 |
800 |
900 |
1300 |
1300 |
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4 |
300 |
850 |
1050 |
1350 |
1450 |
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5 |
375 |
1000 |
1100 |
1500 |
1500 |
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6 |
450 |
1100 |
1150 |
1600 |
1550 |
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8 |
600 |
1100 |
1400 |
1600 |
1800 |
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10 |
750 |
1200 |
1550 |
1700 |
1950 |
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12 |
900 |
1300 |
1650 |
1800 |
2050 |
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15 |
1125 |
1300 |
2000 |
1800 |
2400 |
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20 |
1600 |
1400 |
2400 |
1900 |
2800 |
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